I have been told that my rabbit needs a wire floor. Does this cage have a wire floor?
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No it does not. Your rabbit doesn't "need" a wire floor, it only makes cleaning easier for untrained rabbits (you can train a rabbit to use a box like a cat). If you do go for a cage with a wire floor make sure to buy a resting platform since it's bad for their feet to me constantly on it.
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I've never heard that a rabbit needs a wire floor, but this one does not have one. FYI my old rabbit recently died and I listed the cage on Craigslist for free. I must have had forty or fifty rabbit people call me about it.
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if you mean the plastic pan..yes it is. I put it in the inside of the cage so bunny didn't have to walk on the wire.
1672841
No, I purchased the medium size cage for my dwarf rabbits that weigh approx 2-3lbs. of which this cage is just enough room. I recommend that you purchase the large cage.
1780207
It's meant to only go in a corner that the rabbit predominantly uses so it could work in a dog cage. You just might have to use different attachment pieces. I use wire with rubber clamps.
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It depends. It could be permanent housing. I'm not sure about your rabbit, but mine is pretty clever. He finds ways to push the bars around so I don't like to leave him unsupervised in it for more than a few hours. Whenever I'm home he is in the playpen, but when I leave I put him in his regular cage just to be safe.
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Negative, it doesn't. It will have to be purchased separately.If you have rabbits, I would advise against purchasing the bottom. It will get torn up easily and they will ingest it. I would suggest getting coroplast....it's easy to clean and they can't destroy it.
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Wire. And if u using for an actual rabbit must be a mini and taken out offen. Clean out every other day or will overflow. Cage is pretty small. Not weatherproof
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No it's built in to it. My dog tore up anything I put in there with him, so he wouldn't be laying on bars. It's not so much wire, more like thick bars. The same bars throughout the whole cage. I ended up getting this matting stuff from Tractor Supply. It's meant for horse stalls I believe. But it is so heavy duty he couldn't tear it up.
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Standard rabbit cages have 1"x2" wire on it's sides and top. The rabbit drinker hooks onto the wire and then the spring has a hook, and it also hooks onto the wire opening, wherein the opening is one inch..Works great.. Then run your water lins to your bucket, drill a hole near the bottom of the bucket, hook all up, and you are good to go..
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Yes, it does. It is very sturdy. This item was great for a few months, until my bunny figured out she could dig underneath to get out!
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You may want to put down a mat inside the cage, since the spacing of the floor mesh is designed for larger rabbit feet and not the small kitten paws. Otherwise it should work.
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No it doesn't which I was worried about but my rabbit is doing great with her litter box being on the ground floor then food And water up top. My only complaint is this cage is too small. Needs to be twice as deep.
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No. This a a carrier and not a cage. Not only is it too small, but with its closed designed it would be too depressing. Buy an all wire dog crate of appropriate size. Take rabbit out daily.
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By that, do you mean IS there a bottom? It's open- bottomed, so they can access the grass. Mine are indoors, so I bought a replacement dog kennel tray for under them. Cleaning isn't the easiest thing ever. Also, the hutches are a bit small. My rabbits have one each, and they spend a lot of the time during the day freely running around the room. I wouldn't recommend this as the sole living space for a rabbit.
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Hi Carmen,Not sure. I use it without the white wire bottom. I fill the blue bin with bedding and let my guinea pig run around in there. The wire bottom is not good for piggies. if you are going to use it for a rabbit, then the wire bottom is fine. The wire bottom fits into the blue bin.Now the bin is all plastic and does not feel secure until you slide the tray all the way in. Once it is, it is pretty good. I think the "manual" which really is just assembly instructions, said 2 rabbits? But that is from memory. Good luck!
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Mine came with a tray, but no wire grate. Since most rabbits tend to eliminate in one corner of the cage, I bought a cheap corner plastic potty from Pet Co made for that purpose. Because the rabbit liked to turn it over, I use floral wire to hold it in place.
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NO. For around the same price you can buy a bunny cage. My rats love the cage but my Ferrets seem to not like the levels or ramps so a bunny would hate it.